Loyalty isn't broken. The data is.

Most loyalty tools fragment the very thing they're meant to unify. Plastic stamp cards. Single-brand apps no one keeps installed. "Personalised" emails built on guesswork.

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A membership platform, not another loyalty program.

LoyX fits where the business is today, whether that's day one or decade ten.

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From sign-up to insight, in one platform

LoyX surfaces the questions merchants actually ask: which customers are worth reactivating, which products drive return visits, which segments are quietly leaving. Every answer is one tap away.

Built around your business

Design the member experience that fits your business.

Points or stamps

Custom rewards

Live in a day

Collect the data you need

GDPR-compliant by default

Multi-location ready

Campaigns that run themselves

Automated campaigns built on real purchase data.

Welcome coupons

Birthday rewards

Campaign notifications

Previously bought, now on sale

Favourite product in campaign

Time to restock

Reach the right customer at the right moment

Segment by behaviour and send offers that actually feel relevant.

E-mail

SMS

In-app push notifications

Custom sender ID

Opt-in/opt-out management

Understand your customers for real

See who they are and what drives them back.

AI-driven segmentation

360° customer profiles

Visit patterns

Campaign performance

Churn rate

Product demand by demographic

Built for the people behind every purchase

See your entire customer base at a glance. Every number is clickable, revealing the people behind it. Members are grouped automatically by behaviour: new, loyal, slipping away, inactive, churn.

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How it works

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01

Identify the customer at checkout

The customer shows their QR code. You scan. Done.

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02

Reward automatically

Points, stamps, and offers update instantly. No manual steps.

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03

Learn what drives return visits

See patterns, segment by behaviour, act on real data.

What the customer experience looks like.

This is the experience you're giving them, not another app you're asking them to download. Customers want simplicity. They want to feel recognised without signing up everywhere or keeping track of multiple accounts.

With LoyX, they use one profile to connect with every brand they care about. Rewards stay organised, history is easy to follow, and joining new programs takes seconds.

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GDPR-native. Nordic-first.

Designed for the regulatory environment we operate in, not retrofitted to it.

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Start simple. Integrate when you're ready.

One platform. Unlimited possibilities.

No integration needed.

Use the LoyX Business app to grant points and stamps manually.

Open POS?

Connect via API for real-time transaction data and deeper insights.

Support included.

Free onboarding guidance for the first 90 days.

The economics of retention.

The math has been clear for decades. The tooling has finally caught up.

25x

Acquiring a new customer can cost up to 25 times more than keeping one. (Bain & Company)

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+67%

Loyal customers spend 67% more per transaction on average. (Harvard Business Review)

+95%

A 5% increase in retention can boost profit by up to 95%. (Bain & Company)

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